HP-UX AAA Server A.08.01 administrator's guide (T1428-90072, May 2010)

• “Setting up Key-Based Authentication” (page 97)
• “Verifying Key-Based Authentication” (page 99)
Loading and Saving Your Configuration Using RMI Server
AAA configuration files consist of one or more entries. While accessing these files
through the Server Manager interface, the initial screen lists each existing entry and
provides controls to open HTML forms. You can add or modify the AAA server’s
configuration files by entering values in these forms. You must then submit these values
to the program. The fields in the HTML forms include text boxes, drop-down lists, and
other form controls. Fields with bold labels require values for a complete configuration.
Server Manager stores changes you make to the server configuration, but does not
immediately save them on a remote server. When you select the Load Configuration
link from the navigation tree, the interface (shown in Figure 6-6) displays a prompt.
You can edit the server configuration settings using this prompt. Information for the
access device, proxies, local realms, users, and server properties in the loaded
configuration will replace the existing information for all server configuration items.
Figure 6-6 Server Manager’s Load Configuration Screen
After you have made changes to the server configuration items, you can save the
modified configuration on any server that has an active connection with the Server
Manager program. When you click Save Configuration, the Server Manager interface
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